Tim Malone
Through abstraction, my work attempts to highlight social issues in a manner that is aesthetically appealing even if the subject matter is uncomfortable, even disturbing.
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Blue Notes • 3 artworks
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This series of three acrylic on canvas, non-objective paintings are the first to be completed since[...]
This series of three acrylic on canvas, non-objective paintings are the first to be completed since our my studio was completed. They represent my emergence from a hiatus due to moving to a new country and undertaking major home renovations.
Urban Commentaries • 3 artworks
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A series of works that explore the influence of urbanisation on people and their environments.
Individual pieces • 8 artworks
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This gallery consists of works that do not form part of a series.
What Lies Beneath • 3 artworks
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A series of three acrylic on canvas paintings, mounted on cradled panels and box framed, ready to hang.[...]
A series of three acrylic on canvas paintings, mounted on cradled panels and box framed, ready to hang.
These works were created after I experienced plastic bags and other rubbish floating around when snorkelling around the coral reefs in the Red Sea, The sight was disturbingly beautiful.
These works were created after I experienced plastic bags and other rubbish floating around when snorkelling around the coral reefs in the Red Sea, The sight was disturbingly beautiful.
Monoprints • 1 artwork
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A monoprint is a form of printmaking where the image can only be made once, unlike most printmaking[...]
A monoprint is a form of printmaking where the image can only be made once, unlike most printmaking which allows for multiple originals. The beauty of monoprinting lies in its spontaneity and its allowance for combinations of printmaking, painting and drawing media. (Reference: Tate Gallery)
Blood, Sweat and Gears • 5 artworks
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I lived in Johannesburg for over 30 years of my life, a city dominated by it's mine dumps and mining[...]
I lived in Johannesburg for over 30 years of my life, a city dominated by it's mine dumps and mining gear. This series of works is testament (and an indictment) of the city's dominant industry.
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Biography
Tim Malone studied Fine Art in South Africa and subsequently worked as an award-winning advertising art and creative director for almost 40 years. Now that experience defines his artistic process. His approach to painting reflects the process in which layouts for print advertising are developed; any addition, deletion or amendment made to any part of the work impacts every other part. This means that solving one design problem often creates others, until a balanced result is finally achieved.
While Tim’s work is sometimes non-objective, it is always influenced by the social complexities, colours, shapes and textures of the places he’s lived and worked – South Africa, Saudi Arabia, England and Portugal.
Tim works in acrylic on canvas, paper and board, creating details using a variety of other media. Much of his work is preference being hot-pressed watercolour paper, which is slightly absorbent, but allows the paint to be moved over the surface with relative ease.
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Nationality:
UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1958
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary British Artists
Influences
Education
2010 - 2012
Master of Arts (LIC)
York,
United Kingdom
Artist value certified
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Achievements
Collective Expositions
2022
Other Worlds Collective
Seia,
Guards,
Portugal
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Added Nov 1, 2022
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Covilha Creative Week
Covilha, Portugal
Tuesday
8
November
2022
Tuesday
15
November
2022
I will be exhibiting at the ANTÓNIO LOPES GALLERY throughout November. The exhibition is part of the Covilhã Creative Week, (8 - 14 November 2022), which will feature a diverse program that encompasses a set of free and simultaneous cultural activities, open to the community. This event takes place within the scope of the Action Plan of Covilhã, City of Design and is a major milestone in the cultural program scheduled for the second half of 2022. The start of Covilhã Creative Week will take place on November 8th, Municipal Day of Culture, and marks the first anniversary of the designation of Covilhã as a Creative City by UNESCO.
Added Apr 25, 2022
The new studio is complete!
After almost a year of house renovations, we moved on to converting a barn into our new studio. Here are some before and after pics!
Added Aug 8, 2021
Finally, I'm painting again!
After moving to Portugal at the end of 2020, we bought a house in the tiny village of Ferrarias in the central region of Castelo Branco. We moved into the house in March and as it needs some serious renovations, we have been living on a building site. After completing the basic urgent renovations, we finally completed a temporary studio. The plan is to convert the garage into the permanent studio, but theres so much to do before we take that job on.
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